I think cuse gave off a bit of a tell there.
Pre-flop: Garza
Post-flop: CW
Not that it matters when the other guy has AQ.
I was talking about the hand before that.
Not going to start a twitch account. Someone tell jmakin that yes solvers say to sometimes open limp the SB.
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Modern Poker Theory by Michael Acevedo has SB open-limping 50.3% of hands vs BB at 25bb stack depth.
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Kaupp didn’t even hesitate on the hero call with one behind. Button clicker or actually good?
Gotta be way more when there’s a BBA. Seems bad to fold anything with those odds.
He was playing horribly earlier, but has been pretty decent since that hand where he called with the 6s.
My guess is it’s 12.5% antes at a full table. I don’t really like the way the information is organized in that book.
Gonna be hard to drag his low rent unabomber look if he ships this.
this is GTO full ring, ldo. Not sure why I typed that. BBA already considered.
I think it’s still true that GTO has button and SB open-limping way more than was considered appropriate ten years ago.
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Do you just read these books to disregard the strategies they present?
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“we all trusted howard at that point” ahahahahahahaha
true it’s a thing that has caught me really offguard lately. i got busted when someone limp/flat AA in sb against me last week and i was so confused. sb limping all the time in my other tourney, it was not common before
Kaupp needed to shove the turn.
That seems like results-oriented thinking.
That’s what I thought too, but I suck at NLHE.
He gets away from it when the scary river comes. Good for him.